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Anthropic has better models than OpenAI (o3) and probably has for many months now but they're scared to release them

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everythingismvor 1 Jahr

Sounds like bullsh*t rumors to make people think Anthropic is competitive with OpenAI and DeepSeek

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Well I think also OpenAI has better models than o3 lol Every lab has a model that is so good that it is basically not deployable, that’s a given at least for Anthropic, OpenAI and DeepMind

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Anton P. 🇮🇹vor 1 Jahr

I will continue to ignore Anthropic for two reasons: 1. Horrible UI with awful typography that hurts my eyes. 2. Ridiculous message limit for paid subscribers.

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AI Leaks and Newsvor 1 Jahr

And it’s the same folks that were scared to release GPT-2 back when they were at OpenAI

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noxvor 1 Jahr

anthropic’s models are so smart they’ll find a way to release themselves 🤖🔓

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Omiron — e/accvor 1 Jahr

I believe this about as much as Deepseek costing 5 million

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Kris Shkodranivor 1 Jahr

This is the only field of business ever in history where people can say they are afraid to release a superior product and still have a job the next day

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AllYourTechvor 1 Jahr

I don’t know if they are scared, but remember that they have that safety alliance where they have to go through significantly more safety testing as models progress in capability. I think that’s holding them back now and may become a big problem

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Takumatoshivor 1 Jahr

OpenAI has for sure also some models which are way better and not ready to release

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Marcus AIreliusvor 1 Jahr

they should be more scared of their company value going to nothing

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